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‘We are at a turning point’: as election looms, what is left of the French left?

In Joigny, where fatalism is feeding the far right, voters need a new vision from the mainstream left for improving their lives

The Guardian - UK · Mar 31, 2022

Economic fallout from Ukraine war could give Le Pen’s social-populist strategy an edge

As the economic impact of the war in Ukraine looms over French voters, Marine Le Pen’s social-populist appeal may give her a boost in the battle over second place that is taking place to the right of France’s presidential politics, despite her prominently pro-Russian stance prior to the invasion.

The Conversation · Mar 28, 2022

Regret is a very common emotion, says Daniel Pink, and it can provide an opportunity to learn

A global study collected the regrets of thousands of people. The results showed there were five common regrets and most demonstrated the importance of our connections.

ABC News · Mar 2, 2022

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I've lived with dementia for seven years. I'd like more people to understand what it's really like

When I was diagnosed with dementia seven years ago, many people skipped right to the end. But I've learnt to appreciate all the joyful moments I can still experience.

ABC News · Feb 28, 2022

Sesame Street documentary Street Gang shows how children's television can change the world

The director of a new documentary about Sesame Street says the show was born of a desire to see radical change.

ABC News · Feb 7, 2022

Why PK dumped PVO, ABC banned ‘Scomo’ and Kyle left Jackie saying ‘oh’

Peter van Onselen biffed from RN Breakfast slot in bid to offer more gender diversity. Plus: the Australian’s pie chart stuff-up

The Guardian - AU · Feb 4, 2022

Virtual reality tourism is accessible, inclusive and takes the risk out of a COVID-disrupted getaway

As travel plans continue to face COVID-related disruptions, virtual travel could prove to be a viable alternative. And it has some unique benefits of its own.

ABC News · Feb 2, 2022

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Barnaby Joyce Says The RAT Shortage Is Actually Your Fault For Buying Too Many Somehow

Yeah, me and my 2-pack of RATs are responsible for the health system collapsing.

Pedestrian.tv · Jan 23, 2022

How we reconcile reality TV stars' alleged moral transgressions

After starring in Netflix’s docuseries Cheer, Jerry Harris was embraced by the likes of Oprah and Ellen. Then he was arrested on child pornography charges. So, how should we process cases like this, when what's presented to us on reality TV feels at odds with 'reality'?

ABC News · Jan 22, 2022

Is it possible to turn your hobby into a career?

It's becoming more possible to turn a hobby, passion or side hustle into a job. But the transition can be risky.

ABC News · Jan 18, 2022

How George Orwell's love of roses can help you lead a happier life

It turns out that George Orwell, the English author of 1984, thought to be stern and practical, planted lots of roses. Learning why offers us a valuable lesson in happiness.

ABC News · Jan 17, 2022

Oxfam report says Australian billionaires and world's richest men have doubled wealth during pandemic

Oxfam urges governments to consider a 99 per cent, one-off tax on the COVID-19 wealth gains, as its new report reveals that while 99 per cent of humanity is now worse off, "billionaires have had a terrific pandemic".

ABC News · Jan 17, 2022

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